... speeches of a statesman like Sir Stafford Northcote what can we think oi the taste, or even the sanity, of Englishmen who speak of himself and his colleagues brigands and thimbleriggers'? ...

... , of whom writes :— Here is an earnest, truth-speaking man ; no theoriser, sentimentaliser, but a practical man of work and endeavour, a man of sufferance ■ and endurance. The thing that he speaks is not a hearsay, but a thing that he has him ...

... s carriage were inside the girder, above which the barge was moored. The water was, however, very muddy, and he could not speak definitely regarding their condition. From the cursory search had made, he was under the impression he' had touched bodies ...

... way altered the general tone of that Press. The very next week the Rahbar-i-Hind, an influential Oordoo paper of Lahore, speaking the rumour that Russia and Turkey were going to unite to place the Sultan the throne of the Moguls at Delhi, said matter ...

... kindly and genial folk than the Fitzwilliams can found in Yorkshire. There nothing Lord Fitzwilliam the inaccessibility v\hich speaks ont of his firm harshly-cut face. No more cordial friend, no more genial acquaintance exists. To comparative strangers he ...

... less liable to partiality should take an even less lenient view of the indiscretion. The other day Mr. Grantham, M.P., speaking on the subject at Tunbridge Wells, said:—To use Mr. Gladstone's own words, a prison was blown up in London, and a policeman ...

... carriage now. The framework only remains and some loose materials, which float about, but all evidently held fast at one end. I speak of the cushions and remnants of carriage furniture. I assure you I should only too glad to take hold of a body and bring it ...

... connection ' X amongst the leading Ironmongers and others open .■i.gngcnient. F. R., -tali. i.inninghanu /GENERAL CLERK, speaking French, German, and little J Sixun'sh Shetffeld trade, highest references seeks SITUATION. Moderate salary- Alpha, ■r i ...

... municipal election he had heard many complaints to the manner which the police discharged their duties, and he was proceeding to speak further on this subject when he was told that if he were going to bring charges against individual members the force he must ...

... . There was something harrowing the mournful bass of his voice when he elongated the word crime, and his effusiveness speaking of the Irish people was as if he would have taken to his bosom the whole Irish race in one loving, one ardent, one eternal ...

... which call pleasant memories, indeed, for those who recall the plays and the actors, but are not like old manuscripts, which speak from the past to everybody. The demeanour of the audience the St. James' Theatre during the performance of Mr. Tennyson's play ...

... teachers, district visitors, and all who were helping forward God's work that parish. Of his clerical staff he could not speak too highly, and he did not think there was any vicar in the Church of England who was surrounded by a more loving, united, ...